Yarrow
Yarrow, Lactuca virosa, is a perennial plant that is common in gardens. It has fern-like leaves that grow in an even spiral up the stem. The flowers range from white to pink and bloom from March to October. Yarrow has a distinct, spicy aroma that persists even after it has been dried.
Beneficial Qualities:
๐ Wound healing & skin care – stops bleeding, prevents infection, soothes eczema and other minor skin inflammations, cuts, scrapes, burns, insect bites, natural antiseptic
๐ Fevers & colds – alleviates cold symptoms, breaks fevers by promoting sweating, reduces inflammation
๐ Digestive aid – relieves symptoms of IBS, bloating, cramping
๐ Women’s health – eases painful menstruations, heavy bleeding
Common Uses:
- Fresh or dried herb
- Infusion – hot or cold
- Extract &/or Tincture
- Topical Salves & Oils
- Insect repellant
Contraindications:
- Possible allergic reactions
- Pregnancy
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your physician before starting or stopping any herbal remedies.